November 5, 1999
Aero Continente, a Peruvian airline that is gearing up to launch Lima-Miami flights, is joining ARC.
MINNEAPOLIS -- Carlson Wagonlit Travel said it signed a multiyear agreement with Galileo International, making it one of the CRS firm's largest clients.
France will build a high-speed rail line -- the TGV EST, connecting Paris to Strasbourg -- by 2006, according to Rail Europe in Harrison, N.Y.
November 5, 1999 by Ernest Blum
MIAMI -- Norwegian Cruise Line launched its first incentive-travel certificate program, called Norwegian Rewards, which is designed to provide more flexibility for incentive programs than conventional
Deslie Webb, formerly vice president of technology and chief information officer for Carlson Wagonlit Travel's franchise agency group, started her own Web travel service company here called eGulliver.
November 4, 1999
WASHINGTON -- The airlines would not have developed voluntary consumer service plans if they had not been compelled to do so by Congress and agent groups, according to ASTA, which said it will continue
SAN FRANCISCO -- With the Asian economic picture slowly improving, Americans can expect to see tour prices from the U.S. increase as exchange rates fluctuate in favor of foreign currencies and as the
Judging from the mail we've been getting around here (see Alan's Traveling column if you don't know what I'm talking about), agents are ticked off. Could it be, though, that this time they're really not
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. -- Five North Carolina agency owners have formed an educational group called the Traveler's Advocate Alliance.
NEW YORK -- Following is a roundup of airport development news: